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Edited on Thu Feb-04-10 09:23 AM by Joanne98
On Christmas day, 1945, one of Abram's men wrote him a letter about the world waiting to be made. "We'll, Abram, D-Day is at hand." The letter writer, a member of one of Abram's cells called the "Lindberg Group"-- possibly that of Charles Lindberg---referred not to the actual D-Day, eighteen months past, but to the battle for what Abram would soon take to calling the "new world order."
And yet the following spring God and Abram's apendix laid him low, nearly killing him in the midst of a speaking tour of the Midwest. Lying on an operating table in Minneapolis, about to go under, he listened with an unfrightened curiosity to the wordly disinterest of his doctors, one of whom thought the sixty-one year old sliver haired man would momentarily "shake hands with St Peter." he may have. After the operation, Abram would say he had spent his time hovering up near the ceiling of his hospital room, looking down at his body. Then Jesus came and bobbed along next to him, floating on the stale currents of hospital air. This was not a dream, Abram would insist, but direct communication. Together they discussed flesh and "personality." The body, they concluded, was no more than "our means of contact with the physical world." Abram and the Jesus of his hallucination had reinvented the Gnostic heresy, the belief that bodies possess no essence of humanity, that flesh is meat, the suffering of which matters little or not at all. Such convictions have very worldly ramifications when wielded by the powerful, those in positions to make decisions about the suffering of others. Abram, of course, didn't think about that.
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For those who wonder how Jesus became the 'starve the poor, kill the sick, love the rich and the moneychangers, bomb everybody on Earth, here it is.......
The people on the TEE VEE right now are the ones responsible.
The flesh is to be ignored. Diease is caused by SIN and the sick should not be helped because it's Gawd's will!
In fact suffering is good! Especially when it happens to workers. God hand picked the rich to lead and he didn't want the people to have anything especially justice.
They're heretics.
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